Sentence examples for expanded in breadth from inspiring English sources
Tactical applications have expanded in breadth with field validation and experience, and precise navigation solutions for the new missions are being explored.
As histopathological molecular identification techniques expand in breadth and become more sensitive, it may become possible (keeping in mind the caveats just mentioned) to detect astrocyte specific changes in molecular expression that are associated with specific disorders and clinical conditions.
LCA has expanded in both number and breadth and has become a wide ranging and far reaching environmental tool, even to the extent of setting policy [36], [37].
A lot of confusion still exists in employing hydrogen bonds in chemical research, though hydrogen bond research has strongly expanded in depth as well as in breadth in recent years.
Both the number and breadth of avian cognition studies have expanded in the past three decades.
The other things that are going on have to do with the penny pilot, which is expanding in terms of the breadth of securities covered, and also updated and evolving inter-market linkage and hopefully trade-through protection regulation.
In the decades that followed, computing prowess increased exponentially and hydrology began maturing and expanding in both depth (vertically) and breadth (horizontally).
This study has expanded the breadth of safety in healthcare research by providing evidence of AEs that are relevant to HC.
In particular, the surge of interest in nanomaterials has significantly expanded the breadth of research on magnetic nanoparticles (MNPs) during the recent decade.
CHSPR obtained national funding to expand its breadth in data research in the 2000s, which allowed them to partner with UBC and other researchers from across the province to create PopDataBC: a "multi-university, data and education resource facilitating interdisciplinary research on the determinants of human health, well-being and development".
Recent research in the nematode Caenorhabditis elegans has expanded the breadth of RNAi functions to include transgenerational epigenetic memory and, possibly, environmental sensing.
